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Alpine celebrates its partnership with BWT with one of its most vibrant watches yet, the Streamliner Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton Alpine Limited Edition Pink Livery. A nod to BWT’s signature hue and quite possibly the most Miami Grand Prix-appropriate watch you can imagine, the new limited edition Streamliner not only features pink on the straps but the vivid hue also colors the domed dial that looks as if it is floating within the watch. Made out of synthetic corundrum, the dial features a transparent pink tint that ensures the entirety of the fully skeletonized movement isn’t obscured.
And in a signature move for H. Moser & Cie., the front of the watch has no logos, keeping the design of the watch as pure as possible. Comprised of 171 components, the in-house HMC 811 movement is also skeletonized at the rear, which you can view through the see-through case back that offers a look at its intricate mechanics such as the cylindrical balance springs that are shaped by hand. The movement also features an automatic bi-directional pawl winding system with a fully skeletonized gold oscillating weight and a power reserve of 74 hours.
The watch is now the second of the Alpine limited editions as the prevoius model was announced just last month and features a blue color scheme. These two new models come just months after the five-year partnership was finalized and the momentum continues to build as Alpine driver Pierre Gasly becomes the watchmaker’s first-ever ambassador. In a recent briefing with the press, Gasly revealed that the personal and professional bond between brothers and Moser co-owners Edouard and Bertrand Meylan reminded him of his close-knit relationship with his own brothers, who helped him get into kart racing at an early age, reaffirming his decision to partner with the brand.
Both of the limited edition Alpine-themed Streamliners are now available directly from H. Moser & Cie’s online store.
$89,000,
